Dealing with a mental health condition is no laughing matter.
But British illustrator Gemma Correll is channeling her depression and anxiety into her art — and the results are hilarious.
“I hope that those who can relate to them can find some light relief,” Correll told the Huffington Post. “Mental illness is horrible to live with but I believe in art as a form of self-care. Whether it’s making art or looking at it.”
To check out 10 of Correll’s most poignant pictures, just scroll down:
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